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Hilsa Fish Breeding Grounds Shifting From Bengal to Gujarat Amid Climate Changes

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Hilsa fish, long associated with West Bengal's rivers, are increasingly being found breeding in Gujarat's waters. Shifting monsoon currents and changing estuary conditions are believed to be driving this geographical migration. The transition has been observed over a four-year period, during which hilsa populations in Gujarat have seen a significant boom. Scientists attribute the change to broader environmental shifts affecting the fish's preferred breeding habitats. This development has notable implications for both the fishing industries and cultural traditions tied to hilsa in Bengal.

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